Daron Pacheco and a co-speaker explore why people buy courses and never use them. Following the right advice could save $10,000 in trial-and-error learning, but only if you actually do the work. A $100 to $200 course only has value when you implement what's inside.
You know, it was like watching a video of like how to get abs and just watching it like, girl, you gotta do it, you know, like, so do it, take action or them things are not gonna grow.
If you wanna save $10,000, there's, don't do it. There's the advice that if you take that advice, then you don't have to spend $10,000 to learn. Correct. You're welcome. This video just became $10,000 more valuable.
I just saved people $10,000. But there are, I mean, there are definitely like creators or business owners that sell in the social media world where you can buy their course, you know, maybe $100, $200. I think that's worth the investment, maybe a guide. But again, even ask me myself selling a Decluttering and Living More Intentionally guide, you know, being a more mindful consumer. I have a guide. I'll tell you what, like, you buy it, but I need you to take action. It won't do anything if you buy it and you're not going to take action.
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